tsfresh includes three scikit-learn compatible transformers.
You can easily add them to your existing data science pipeline.
If you are not familiar with scikit-learn’s pipeline we recommend you take a look at the official documentation [1].

The purpose of such a pipeline is to assemble several preprocessing steps that can be cross-validated together while
setting different parameters.
Our tsfresh transformer allows you to extract and filter the time series features during such a preprocessing sequence.

The first two estimators contained in tsfresh are the FeatureAugmenter,
which extracts the features, and the FeatureSelector, which only
performs the feature selection algorithm.
It is preferable to combine extracting and filtering of the features in a single step to avoid unnecessary feature
calculations.
Hence, we have the RelevantFeatureAugmenter, which combines both the
extraction and filtering of the features in a single step.

The parameters of the augment transformer correspond to the parameters of the top-level convenience function
extract_relevant_features().
In the example, we only set the names of two columns column_id='id', column_sort='time'
(see Data Formats for an explanation of those parameters).

Because we cannot pass the time series container directly as a parameter to the augmenter step when calling fit or
transform on a sklearn.pipeline.Pipeline we have to set it manually by calling
pipeline.set_params(augmenter__timeseries_container=df_ts).
In general, you can change the time series container from which the features are extracted by calling either the
pipeline’s set_params() method or the transformers
set_timeseries_container() method.

For further examples, see the Jupyter Notebook pipeline_example.ipynb in the notebooks folder of the tsfresh package.